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credits to the owner of the photos..

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Originally Posted by william :D

Balesin Island, Polillo, Quezon Province
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Originally Posted by sonofignatius

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Originally Posted by Kim Bol Jon

fb Province of CamSur

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come on batanes looks tuscany , plazuela de iloilo , looks venice

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but really nice pics guys

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Originally Posted by wakeuptoreality

PESCADOR ISLAND, CEBU
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SIPALAY CITY
Negros Occidental

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Originally Posted by cyberCEBU

repost lang naku.... Pescador Island Diving




ct: robert baynosa's vimeo

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CARBIN REEF
Sagay City, Negros Occidental

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Originally Posted by wakeuptoreality

PESCADOR ISLAND, CEBU
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Originally Posted by batusay

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awesome cebu..really awesome!!!

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Boracay from a Taiwanese TV show






From a tourist

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Originally Posted by xxxriainxxx

Anyway....


Mount Masaraga (LEFT) and Mount Mayon (RIGHT) PHILIPPINES

Photo by: Yami Bongat Balayo

wow..

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Agusan del Norte, Philippines

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lake mainit by erlu carlon

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Lake Mainit by jabonganon

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Butuan-42 by highlights.photo

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one of the country's best dive spots- carmen, Agusan Norte by donkarl_bxu

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Originally Posted by jundem_dq63

A 9-kilometer stretch of premium white sand that disappears during high tide. A swim-and-sunbathing stop for dolphin and whale watching tours.
North of Dumaguete you can find the remarkable Manjuyod SandBar. There you can appear to walk on water. Emerging like a white oasis in the midst of blue, this strip of land provides a great spot of recreation. But during high tide it disappears. If you plan to prolong your fun, you can stay overnight in one of several cottagers on stilts that are found on the area. You can easily reach the area by boat. — at WHITE SAND BAR - Manjuyod.

A 72-hectare volcanic islet about 5 kilometers off its mother town of Dauin. It is known for its white pebble beaches and a marine sanctuary, and a marine dubbed as " one of the ten best dive sites in the world." — at APO ISLAND - Barangay Apo, Dauin.

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The " Cave Town of Negros Oriental" reportedly has over 400 caves though only a few have been explored. A Dutch-Belgian expedition identification Odloman, at 8,870 meters deep, as the second longest in the Philippines. — at MABINAY CAVES - Widely-dispersed in Mabinay town.[/SIZE]

The City of Dumaguete is a city in the Philippine province of Negros Oriental. It is the capital, principal seaport, and largest city of the province. According to the 2010 censuse2C it has a population of 133,470 people. A person from Dumaguete is called a "Dumagueteño". The city is nicknamed The City of Gentle People.

The highest peak in the Visayan Island, rises 2,465 meters or 8,050 feet above the fertile lowland plains of northern Negros. The mountain is an active volcano - the last major eruption was in 1978. Despite its fiery reputation. Mt. Kanlaon is a popular trek. The main attraction is the dense forest clinging to the mountain, and the views from the top are magnificent. — at Canlaon City, Negros Oriental.

Located in the forested mountains of the Southern portion of the Island of Negros with a shape resembling a figure eight. The Lake is surrounded by mountain ranges and i3 fed by three tributaries located in the northern end. These are the Lamarao Creek at the northeastern corner with two waterfalls, the Balanan Creek at the middle of the northern end with another waterfall and the Nasig-id Creek at the northwestern end.
A resort complex with hotel and treehouses and a variety of swimming pools, located in Sandulot, Siaton. Its centerpiece is Balanan Lake, 24 hectares in surface area, with a kilometer-long waterway for water sports and a circumferetial pathway for trekking. — at BALANAN LAKE - Sitio Balanan, Barangay Sandulot, Siaton.

One of the best known operations of its kind in the country takes you on a cruise, with lunch on board, to view the dolphins and pygmy sperm whales on Tañon Strait. guests cruising on outrigger boats can have a close encounter with these playful water mammals literally a stone's throw away, gliding and leaping spontaneously and gracefully. In the southern tip of Cebu can be seen. — at DOLPHINWATCH - Bais Bay, along tañon Strait, Bais

Astonished travelers have dubbed it " Negros Oriental ' best kept secret". One of the richest storehouses of biodiversity in the region, the Twin Lakes afford untrammeled communion with nature.
Situated in the mountain of Sibulan and the province's newest tourist attraction, offers harried urbanites an exhilariting escape. Tourists can navigate the placid waters of the lake aboard a wooden banca and commune with nature while admiring one of the richest habitats for biodiversity in Central Visayas. — at THE TWIN LAKES, BALINSASAYAO AND DANAO - Barangay Enrique Villanueva, Sibulan .

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http://www.zamboangatoday.ph/index.p...o-del-mar.html

DOT IX launches ‘Vinta’ sailing at Paseo del Mar
Monday, 23 July 2012 13:03




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The Department of Tourism IX (DOT) on Saturday afternoon launched the “Vinta” sailing to give an additional attraction to Zamboanga City, Asia’s Latin City, at Paseo del Mar.
DOT IX Acting Regional Director Mary June Bugante said she is confident the launching of Vinta sailing would make Paseo and the city in general more attractive to visitors.
“It will add more attraction especially akel quien quiere visita na Zamboanga they will look forward to sailing in a vinta,” Bugante said.
She added that, “Eversince gayot vinta el icon, el symbol de Zamboanga City. Si ta mira quita vinta tan relate sila na Zamboanga cay amo se de atun icon. Nesecita readily seen in Zamboanga City el vinta kay di atun visita tan expect sila tiene vinta.”
Before the maiden ride, a program was first conducted wherein local dances including “pangalay” were performed by volunteers.
Five vintas were on standby during the said activity. Mayor Celso Lobregat and Bugante spearheaded the maiden ride.
After the maiden ride, the public immediately flocked the area to experience a free vinta ride.
The vintas together with the “bangkeros” were properly registered with the DOT, where the public may now experience a vinta ride.
Meanwhile, Lobregat said, “If you look at the responds, the people are very enthusiastic...it’s really more fun in Zamboanga. This will give the chance not only for tourist but even the resident to be able to see the vintas more often.”
He added that normally vintas can only be seen during the regatta but this will now be a program every weekend.
The public can now experience a vinta ride every Saturday and Sunday from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for only P50 per head.

By R.G. A A. Go

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Pamalican Island, PHILIPPINES



Catandayagan Falls, Masbate, PHILIPPINES

(Water cascading directly into the ocean)



The Milky Way as seen from Macadlaw Rock Formation, Biri, Northern Samar, PHILIPPINES



10,000 Traditional Philippine Lanterns, General Santos, PHILIPPINES



Snake Island, PHILIPPINES



Hilot: Traditional Philippine Art of Healing




Enchanted River, Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur, PHILIPPINES



Lumpiang Sariwa (Philippine Fresh Spring Rolls with Garlic Sauce)



World's Largest Bonsai Forest, Davao Oriental, PHILIPPINES



Alalum Falls, Bukidnon, PHILIPPINES



Apo Island, Negros Oriental, PHILIPPINES



Masskara Festival, Bacolod City, PHILIPPINES



Busuanga, PHILIPPINES



Donsol, Sorsogon, PHILIPPINES



Calauit Island, PHILIPPINES



Zamboanga, PHILIPPINES



Verde Island Passage, PHILIPPINES - World's centre of the centre of marine biodiversity



La Paz Sand Dunes, Ilocos Norte, PHILIPPINES



Cliff Diving at Ariel's Point in Buruanga, Aklan, PHILIPPINES



Panag-apoy Festival, Sagada, PHILIPPINES



The Philippine National Flower



Cloud Forest, Compostela Valley, PHILIPPINES



Yohoho Lagoon, Siargao, PHILIPPINES



1995 Guinness Book of World Records' Sweetest Fruit: The Philippine Mangoes!




GOODNIGHT!!

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A new level of awesome!

Originally Posted by spearhead

First Floating Resort will be built in the philippines by an Italian Industrial Designer, posted by Bloomberg:


This Solar-Powered, Floating Resort Could Be The Hotel Of The Future

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/miche...#ixzz21ZpwAh8S


An Italian industrial designer's futuristic resort is as innovative as it is environmentally conscious. Michele Puzzolante has created realistic plans for a $125 million resort that will have a "five-star hotel" as well as pod-like floating units that can house up to six people.
The resort and units would all be powered by a generator that runs purely on energy created by the sun's rays.

Sound too environmentally ambitious to be true? Puzzolante wrote in the release that there are talks in progress to construct the resort in the Philippines. Puzzolante sent us some renderings of the resort and its units, which you could end up booking soon.














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